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Various ArtistsV/A - Janus [gruen007] (December 15, 2004)

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White Plains, Comfort Rooms

When winter draws a deep cold breath over fields and forests the human adjourns to his sitting room, retiring back to warm places and looking at the world outside. The glass window is the required artificial separation that lets us survive from the mortal power of coldness. Behind the window we can build up our private little universe with plants and flowers which need southern heat normally. Within this little world everything is put in the right cultivated order, everything is all right.

Building up a secure room we can lean back and contemplate the course of the world, the well-stabilized harmony between nature and culture, which we have built up. But the precondition for this little paradise is separation. In order to conserve the state of life, securing our spirit conceives new separating techniques again and again. With glass we may construct a winter garden to conserve summer state, with photos and videos we may remember past times and with recording techniques we even may hear formerly faded sounds. The conservative attitude always looks back in order to conserve a certain state of life, to stop the course of world.

But life with its seasonal eclipse always goes ahead. Janus, the ancient deity of transition and passage dominates the brumal season. He has two faces, one looking back and one looking forward. The first has a contemplative and conservative mindset and the second a planning and visionary one. At the conservatory we may learn something about right techniques and a former way of living. But we should realise it as our everlasting challenge for our future.

Contemplation is the condition for vision. So join our musical invitation and lean back in contemplation to draw breath for an exciting new year.


This audio is part of the collection: stadtgruen
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: Various Artists
Date: 2004-12-15 00:00:00
Keywords: Lounge; Techdub; Ambient; Minimalism

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike


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01 - Scott Taylor - Andesite Black 5.7 MB
02 - Danny Kreutzfeldt - Polar 8.0 MB
03 - Lomov - Northwest-Passage 13.2 MB
04 - Selffish - Endless Fall 8.9 MB
05 - Marko Fuerstenberg - Eissequenzer 8.3 MB
06 - Krill.Minima - Winterweiss 7.6 MB
07 - Dataman - Winter Panorama Window 11.2 MB
08 - London Issue - Sofaliebe 8.1 MB
09 - Gras - Eisblumenwald 9.9 MB
10 - Renniac - Basalt + Wintergruen 12.4 MB
11 - Martin Donath - Plateau White District 13.9 MB
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Reviewer: BloodBuster - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - July 25, 2011
Subject: Excellent
What a great compilation. Full of ambient tracks representing many different ambient styles - drone, downtempo, glitch, even ambient dubby sounds. Not only is the variety good, but each track is quality. No duds here.

Reviewer: Erasure/Chorus - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - December 11, 2010
Subject: white
About as perfect as a winter compilation can get-- slow and deep and spacious...

Very introspective music- fans of "black tape for a blue girl" should try track #10 -- in fact, EVERYONE who likes to stare at heavy snowfall and get lost in the sparkling glare will appreciate these 9 minutes- you'll be waiting for the familiar scrape of a snowplow to roll through this blizzard of beautiful noise.

Selffish and Furstenberg are fabulous, as always! Krill and Lomov, too-- the whole release is very enjoyable...

Good stuff, Stadtgruen!


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